Junk Characters line at the Receiver MAIL

Experts,
My Scenario is File-to-MAIL and i have used XSLT mapping.
I'm getting correct output but at the end of the ouput i'm getting unwanted data. Could you tell me the reason;
Note: I have browsed throuth the threads but non helped me.

Boodi,
Try for < as < and for > as > and see whether your issue will be resolved. I mean put like this:
<br> for <br> and
<table> for <table>
Also please see Prakash blog for the same requirement:
/people/community.user/blog/2006/09/08/email-report-as-attachment-excelword
Regards,
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